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Why is Reaper not the generally accepted professional DAW of . . . - Reddit Why is Reaper not the generally accepted "professional" DAW of choice? I love Reaper It is the only DAW that I've ever really used aside from Audacity, which doesn't really count I've been using it for about 2 years now, and I have yet to find something that it can't do
Reaper is NOT free, and you may NOT use it forever without . . . - Reddit Reaper is NOT free, and it says that very clearly on the Cockos website It says that very clearly in the program itself It's $60 (or $225 if you're using it in a high-volume enough studio), which is nothing compared to $700 for Pro Tools Please, please stop suggesting Reaper as a "forever free" DAW
Is Reaper a good choice for music making as a beginner? Reaper has a steep learning curve for beginners since it is a highly customizable DAW but it is definitely easy enough to get you started Plus the JS plugins are good enough to record your own stuff
Why do so few well known producers use Reaper? : r Reaper - Reddit Hey all Long time amateur user of Reaper and I’m wondering Why is it that (seemingly) every popular artist uses the same few DAWs? Pro tools Ableton FL studio If It was professionally produced, it seems these are the tools used I legit can’t find a single artist I’ve heard of that uses this Reaper, and it makes me wonder why? If Reaper is as effective, versatile and useful a DAW as
Reducing latency : r Reaper - Reddit This gets asked a lot Here's a copy-paste from a similar thread Go to driver settings in Reaper Choose the required sample rate Set the buffer size to really big Keep reducing the buffer size, until you start to get pops clicks Whatever the last setting without pops clicks was is the minimum latency you're going to get with your setup
Reaper vs Abelton Live : r Reaper - Reddit This makes it great for live performance Reaper is more of a traditional DAW and is very linear in its control and layout You can definitely record and mix in Ableton, and you can definitely trigger samples from Reaper - but one will be better than the other at different tasks